With the issue of school safety on every parents mind, the Child Advocacy Center has partnered with the Oswego City School District, the Oswego County Department of Social Services, the Huntington Family Centers of Syracuse and the Oswego County Child Protection Advisory Council to offer a community forum on the subject.
Aerial spraying was planned after the Oswego County Health Department discovered EEE in Central Square. The county’s long-time clerk died at 77. And, hundreds turned out to mourn a 23-year-old Oswego native who died in Jalalabad, Afghanistan.
While families throughout Central New York are busy with New Year’s Eve preparations, the New York State Police are also busy planning an intensive “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” crackdown to help make our roadways safer.
Students, K through fourth grade in the Oswego County schools will receive age-appropriate safety manuals, which will be handed out through Sheriff Todd’s Child Safety Program.
Selling or possession of synthetic drugs is now a state crime. And, Oswego’s Big Picture School gives its students authentic experiences with real life mentors – “less paper and pencil tasks.”
A teen-age driver was charged in accident that injured five people on Route 104. Oswego considered proposed code changes for taxicabs and buses. A body discovered in 1984 is finally identified.
Online donations can now give donors an additional option for supporting the vital
Salvation Army programs and services year round in each community where the funds are raised.
A high-speed crash near Oswego Speedway claimed the lives of three young men. The Oswego County Legislature voiced its opposition to the International Joint Commission’s plan to regulate water levels on Lake Ontario. And, Oswego dedicated its Peace Garden.
A youngster’s essay about his father, who serves with Oswego’s 444th Engineer Company, 411th Engineer Brigade, 412th Theater Engineer Command of the U.S. Army Reserve, earned him a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. Also, an Oswego County Legislator announces a run for State Senate.
Family members of the New Haven child who fell victim to EEE in 2011 continued to raise awareness about the disease this year. Also, the Oswego Bookmobile celebrates its first birthday.
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